Second order ambient intelligence

Authors:
Marc Böhlen
Affiliations:
Department of Media Study, 231 Center for the Arts, University at Buffalo, USA. E-mail: marcbohlen@acm.org
Venue:
Journal of Ambient Intelligence and Smart Environments
Year:
2009

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Abstract

This text attempts to describe an imagined future of ambient intelligence. It assumes that one day most of the current issues within ambient intelligence will be solved and that a second order ambient intelligence will be formulated, one with new research agendas. It describes several topics and ideas that might be part of this agenda and surmises on the prerequisites for this change.